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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05
Be Clean.

February ZS:h, 1887. EDITOR CITIEES:-I write this letter for the sole benefit of the citizens of Tucson, whom l should hste to see 20 down with long, hard sIegs of danger ous sickness, If they do not die. but which may be wGrded off by cleanliness Cleanliness IS all that will save then, and it must be thorough and prompt. The first year of the hemorrhagic per nicI0us bilious remittent fever, we had here four years SEQ. Its rEvRCes were as nothing to what they will bs In that city. unlesI these precautions are quick ly carried out. for no oue familiar with the back yards, houses and private places of every kind, ditches, etc, can
 :eny that they have unquestion8bly the causes more than any other cIty ui IS size. for terrible siege of disease once started. SIX years ago, simply % sGtls- fy my own self. and curiosity, l visited many of Tucson's above men tioned places. l was indeed ns tonished 10 find SO much filth n places. that from the front Rppsar- ances one would not dream of such 8 thing. They are about all alike. All the fifth lies on the surface, to be sat urated when it rains, sud to be acted upon by the hot sun after the rains; the poison of which will be taken into the circulation through the medium of the lungs at every inspiration one takes. What s ;o keep them from get iIng down and dying, unless they heed the caution of cleanliness, aud properly keep thelr premises clean with plenty oi line 6tFsgn sbou, ths back and puvaie places! 1 mention this the more esps- ci1l!y In IucsOn's case, because ]: mas DO ssvo's or sinks of any kInd, sEd my word for It, there will be a terrible tine there when II begins. Caution them of it. Keep the sewer question before them. Mir. Editor. Rni the email po1 remedy, also, should that disease reach your city. l. is as sure as that one lives. The remedy:
 One grain DieitRl.s. dried leaves. one grain Snlphate Zinc; boiling water one pint, mix, let stand until cool. Sweeten it preferred. Every hour take B table spoonful; for a child tesspooniul It Will cure in any stage, aud # given when the fever is on will pre- vent the disease breaking out, or If Bi a.l, very lightly. If It has broken out, use freely with n feather al over the body, the following sa.ve: Simple cer- ate, 3 Ozs.; mercuriBl ointment. 1 or; gum canphnr pulls, 25 gr., carbO.ic scd, 10 drops. Mix. Apply Es above direct ed. IL is best to assist ;he passing away of the pUstuies. By Gil meaus b. very careful not to take cold. That is tine greatest danger.
 This IS three times have insisted on ihe above being kept before the people of Tucson. l sm anxIous that they should be found ID good heslth and condition when the great boom. which is just at hand, shall arrive. IL will be ing these hints and allowing the rains and hot sun to act upon the filth will make you sick snd cause your death. PAUL GREGORY, M. ID.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

IRE Tombstone Democrat believes i1.! I-laes Iu that camp VII! change ID Character below water level, from mill .-s 'o smelling ores, ID which event i-7fe W... b- strong demand for lead e.s- E-.- wa.Uh 10 treat them. IL ad- Ns-s oFus-s ot lead properties to hold e- lr--l. for awhile and they will be- e2a 2s valuable as the best gold mines. i.s 4auy ys-rs our psospectCrs have -'Hlsa lead p,oduciuG mines as un- '.'ily 0. r.eir attention; they sought E5'i-r,-s taG, would produce shipping ''7' cn.y. Hence but very few lead -'-1o lave been opened Gt al, and ---' ot t-cu nave been regarded as '''-apl- ps32esties. Now, however, ''.- '-e prlspects ct a smelter being '''e.el here. and with 0 probable de- ---- e-se~ leIe, this character of mines "'" os much sought after and many ..''-le' VIII accrue to their owners.
 -,'e close to this city there are vast ---1 Deposits, running low in silver, '-1' Ia5 nigh value for smelling pur-
 ''' alc will eventually become 'ol'cas Of great reveuue, It will pay -='s to look after lead properties, as .-sy promise t9 become tho most vs.- table.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05
Unity of Human Snrech.

M. Maldant, a civil engineer of Paris, has organized a society for creating "An International and Natural Language. '' As M Maldant Is a man of great clever ness and family influence he has obtained state patronage for his attempt Co restore unity Co human speech. and he hopes to have made good progress by the time the Eiffel Tower of Babel will be constructed in is>J. The principles of the revolution, which are of universal application, and the Declaration of the Rights of Man arc t0 be proclaimed there in 1889 in his gem eral tongue New York World.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05
An OIL Nrne.

IIrD1uz,Gss Snyder got home last night from SOncra, having perfected the title to he cren: u.us that he and bis asso- ri..ss recently purchased in the Sierra Avri. It is tha belief ct all persons -.1 have OK 3uineG their mine that it i- a very large and vaigapl- property There are Gaout five taC-sand tons ot rrr9 milling ore 0E :hs dump, all oi ,rlich will work more than forty ounces ,- silver t1 tre ton. ! Ilr -..1e a an .I7 one and when it was worked and by whom there s DO record now r5 nam mo. Large trees, estimated to De fully a hundred years ed, have grown ou tba dump. and records of lJO years ago s,eak of .his mine as Gr old mine at rhst tine. The excavation was abandoned when the water level yas reached. and the present owners NSfrssre. Douglass Snyder. J. A. B1a.k. John Haynes, and k. J. Kerr have not tbe remotes: ideR of the value ,f +be ore that is beneath the lsrge vol une of water now n t1e property They purchased solely upon the value ,f +iIa ore already extracted md now -,--u the dump. from which they now Ltv- a force of men at work asserting fLs --a for shipment. IL IS cRlcuistei ,}.- n sufficient quantity of selected ore can he shipped to reimburse all the eA- ,,s,sa so lar created aud leave a Elrplus is-,a enough to purchase and erect sait slrs machinery to work the mine ana -,7,7ra ibe ore. IL ls hoped that these -rr-.by gentlemen have indeed found l,ouauZa.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05
WEEKLY CITIZEN.

,x.-grRvs5t lsad grant claim IS be
 --sas-si to flea. over no5thEesterl -. -ar.heasteIn New Mexico Gnt
 -.luss;eru ( lorsdo, covering si1t! -g,.,-z of acres ot the best land in tn,
 l- Bas lit.le has yet been msdt
 -,.;. .,r.arniug the boundaries of th,
 though it has fallen into very
 l..-t.,l hands and when every pre- ,-..s-y arrangement hGs baen com ---..7 .ae scheme will be presented fol
 -s--.s.ar. Tho nature of the grant
 -.,.. b. sufficient in itself 10 con mn i. It was not s purchase; nor -. donation for services of any ,.-r r vas @ Eraut made by Mexico ,..--- ...rsa o- establishing q colony, ..-.- a ottLe consideration w-s ,-.rf gl the contrary, thc oonces-
 Lowed t0 sleep on for LR't
 .-.-.r .. more, Ua.ii the lands coy
 .t.. .5. .1ohoate claim have ., come
 ....5s.-l ai great value, and many in- --.--t .st..ars have acquired vested ..,-ts v..L.u its area. As matter Of ..r7-. rsa. and jusuoe, this gigantic ,-..-, s.1rIi neither be recognized by .r. Linked states nor be permitted to s.vsnrs a contest further than the first .#.a5 sep towards confirmation. Gt zsl.a sage lasting quietus sGoCld be ,.y,u tue fraud. Our couniry has a. --.ig suffered deep wrongs and fla c-..t oGtIages through the revivsl Q, Iap.el Spanish and Mexican -snts, very few oi which de- served the leas; consideration. Dat this new alaio~ oi inter s.sse Ia-ssny is t,a e-.nIly colossal . steal for even tt.- rosy Ess of boodle. .l.bousa az rule ihe bigger the steal Che easier and safer .s is accomplish mc7t These grzn.s, springiog cut of fba mysterious darkness of the uolder- ..ng past. are constantly being shGpei ID -a-s srGsriag fashion. At frst only z0i s; claims were presented and d. l5v ]; then square leagues expanded iu- t0 leagues square aad towashi1s and counties only would sppease the land E-stIsrs; G1d now sn estate equal to a1e oi the largest States ID :he Union is wanted, upon the absurd claim that # VAS granted Tor certain purposes which ls7e never been fulfilled. After a time E me ragged tramp, with vile brelth aai more life upon hiu than within -.l, will come forward Ei;h dirty piece f sntiql1.od parchment, laying ,.s.m to the whole western continent. !. ,s tI-e that a chsck was placed 10 Lir vs-trD waste of the public domain .-i the opp5essIon ot actual and valua- - settlers. The generation O. to-day -s. ncver expeTie.ce the worst evIls If. -.= g-aotice, but tLe curse will rest E a those yet to come. Let the gates e closed and locked, and the key thrown -,o the deep sea, where it can never be covered.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05
SUMMONS.
IN TnE cOgNIY CoCkroFTEA coUS-

INTHE COUNI COUNT OETIlA COUS- l ~. ferrItcryOf Arzn-a.
 be San F,-lro Cattle tuUH.rs. ufalr-.4 4 against Tho MirLlEl1 Gold Nh lr- tl1.rrr, C. B. Fietchs-, George N. f.---t.-. J.lr Dc and Echgrd s,e. whose Tee. lance are l-. known Go B la mia. tas-I ..s.r. -..tr.-
 Action brought ir che County |. --. ir s-.f Tor tis County os Pima ,u .A- .t-r.-.-y as An z0na.
 Tho Territory of Ar.t--a ---.- .-.-..-. t., Tho MIch gau Gold f l.H- ....r..-. g Flefche-, George N. z -fo..- .. .- zsf Richard kos. wlos5 req. r.-.e ... E-5W- 70 plaintiff.
 You arc hereby suml1U- .r. .a-l.-.. 2 ta. s1. pear Iu au act. on hrUIr.r a-sl--- --l ur r-- above named plalurr .r r.r tu--r- I.u-- .r and Tor Che County ot ..T... O. .-s L-r-..a-e .. Arlzoua. and Answcr t.' com. f... u.fl the terk of C. i- tuu-tl LIc- r TO .... U.-.--.- v copy oi " slcl con plant '- -.ra..-- .lls summons sittlu twrufs g.y- -...-slF- .f It'd, day of se-viccl after tae -=rv... l...r ya1 or thls summons. f s-rTsC i- t..s t..1-.. -lr lf served out ot the County and F....- -1.- u- .rict. ih'a vithI1 t-.f-y tll- .1 .-Hr rasas forty days
 And y0l are he-r tr ro.Il-I sfst .r I.r .a 2 r. aupear and 6r-ae- tho com ...r. H. sIuva ra- qu1re'.. tla uiaIrtr sI.l rrr.s -r -.H I.Hr- Tor tat r-.lsf lt-. ..r..sd rHara r- and E.- Hf- costs and dl. ul--sl -rr- il fll- .--l grar..a.
 1iveu under uJ rauI r-.I -as sea. Hf -a.f ouEt' 'ou--, a' i-caul- l-.5 l-.l lar Hf Nt- Vember, A. D.. I-.-
 sEALl sEED Ca. uyuEE-. Clerk.
 DilNiHL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

Iris fumored and the rumor is gen er6lly believed to be true, that Mir. L. c. Hughes vss offered the appointment oi Probate Judge for Pima county, by the Govsrnor, yesterday, md he inme- diately wired back his peremptory re- 'u5sl. The governor evidently mistook bis man, to throw such a sop ia tac hepe oiremovicg Nr. Hughes from obstruci- Irg the threshold oi the Iamigrsii5n a CommissionershIp. There IS no covert threat implied. but If Mr. Hughes does uos set the appointment hs hos asked for md deserves, there VIII be little in his present political life worth the liy- i--, for our imported cov rHcr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05
TIE depredstIOns committed by tbe

HE depredsuoas committed by the
 pan Carlos Apsches. off the reservation.
 as -e'Aied n another column. is s1g-
 sastive of another speck of trouble with
 these pe's ot our government. The set. uera upon whom the losses by their predatory lloarsions fall cannot be expected to quietly submit, and if no ! p5oupt redress IS reached. or avsn nro- ieoslon given, there will be little surprise ii Inc people organize in self protection and siay every Indian found outside the reservation Perhaps eastern ReutI- mentslists may discover in this plan s determination On the part of "froutier ruiiians' to incite tho poor Indians ou to another warfare, In the hope Of get tlag possession If their lands or profit lnE otherwise by 8 general uprising; ihey nave before shown a disposition to believe ;he saintly red cutthroats to be more worthy Of our worship tban were their own pioneer fo.esathers who r'1oai tGe red pirates out fl t--.r lo'es-7. In this case. how sFo-, the Iadiaus are given shelter, food and protection y the government. a1d ID white nan is permitted to 20 among them for any purpose. Without single m5uEP-sd want, save perhaps the con- sEm-ng desire for D.ooushed, they are prone to obey their Iarceuous instincts, aud are permitted to go forth among The settlers for this purpose. The stock men combine to wage battle with the stock thieves Of other n6iioaalities, and way not against that worst clasF, the Indians? Thia. perhaps. opens to discussion e great moral question that the e1igencies of the occasion suggest had best not be consid- | ed Ua:I! the coroner has an opportunity | to ingu.uie sn official inquiry into its 1 c-li and pulseless opeEIng argument | The resiless devils are mixing unpro- voked HgG-esiOns, ani the people are m no tunoE tC brook their outrages. Trouble will surely come oi Il, sooner or later, unless the government promptly retores the stolen property and turns the thieves over 0 the civil authorities for lawful trial and punishment
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

NK ssk the Tucson papers in e spiri! co fairness if they consider the RctIonr their del-gatlnu n reference to the 5..ss county ss that Of friendly neigh .- Do they believe fyr one l1s.nat 2 .E.-e vas bill before the Legislature, :a- f--Pose of which was tD bring ruin 4-l 5aukruptcy to their section. that oGr u 70 Ders would give it their sup P..t. r1, SIT, no Egca petty spite as w.- --1TH Cy her men would be C1h!5- ItaItyt4e COchise delegGtion.-Epi.sph.
 The Elitaph's memory is bad. IL f1--s.- s-s compac. made st the demo .- s-r-lI convention in Tucsa7. -ie C-cEIs- delegation headed - alln as sIc5e-ma7, rrd 'he I-- a.-.5z, ia vhich She no,niua- & .9- ,ers.a to Congress vas given t5C.s.5-- ult. unc1 the czpT sseJ 1-i-.t t--t tle Ccc1ise representatives 1t-- legislature would stand solid wisb c7 Z--sare concerning Pima conn t i-;srls.s, D harmony win it's own lng.z. This pledge vas broken, and s.-.-ai-t. v-z J2s,iy betrayed by ,ET
 -.-e aa. -.s colleagues, and t-ey have -. l7s-. C-g5r.l1.,y to iniars Pima e---..-.i. ttai- power. The Pir-G mem .-s--s -isctly justified in showing a, r-.g reasonable resentment, but s.'l -r5.ahasCry action as the despics- D. treatment given ihem warrants.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

The immense good rendered to people ot every nation regardless of race. religion, color. or s,X--uy fLe ilme honor ed Charity Hospital of New Orleans. La, IS bright spot iu the history ui modern tIm -s. Is Is supported largely by the revenue GeDyed fr u The LouiH- jana State Lottery, but it's good done speaks for itself. For any facts about iha Hospital or Lottery, apply Co M. A. DauPhin. New Orleans. La
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05
Just Received.

A new lot Of Kansas City ham and breakfast bacon.
 Best butter-pure and warranted not Co be OisOmsrEarlne.
 German salt and vinegar pickles, stuffed peppers, pepper hash, ssuer kraut, SwIss and California cheese, limburger cheese, pickled pig pork, and many other luxuries snt delicacIes sent by the grandmother. Warumf Dsrum! {!
 us-tt JOSEPH DURR-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

THE president, who has never ben west of the meridian o' Bafzlo, wiil a3' risk the chances ot finding e va.k.ug arsenal at the head of the treasury p1r'- folio by appoIntiog a western n"n G. Manning's place. IT there Sa5 { vacancy in the war department. he might te in- duced 10 consider some prominent peacemaker from Bitter Creek.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05
4 Clear CompIeNien.

How can you expect clear complexion when the blood IS full of impurities and tbe stomach clogged? The blood be comes impure because the hver does mol net properly and work of the DoIsoI from the sy -tem. ard ihe certain results are blotches, pimples and eruptions Purify the blood with Simmons Livel Regulator. and regulate the liver, stom ach and bowels, and then the skin vii become clear.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

THE governor thought Ec could buy oT Bre-. Hughes win @ commission Ls Probate JGl-e, 5u. -s is 90 Nf. Hughes credit Gs 60 man, UJ0urna.st. and part s-n worthy o' recognition, sbRt he per snpi7ri-y decHuei the proTsr. Mr. EuELes, as representative of the Ari- z5la pres. j. entitled Co some,hIng bet ter, and th- governor vll save The little remnant ot respect that B lef, him i; he sends ID Mr. Hugbes' name for Com mission of Immigration at once.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

THE County Court repeal blll has been signed by the governor, and Jrst- ice, bound and gagged, and lying help less at the feet of its hereditary enemy hns received the fatal dagger in Us heart, and its body consumed upon tLe political altar, Q sacrifice 10 democratic hunger end political triokery.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

,,-.., ,ALAN ARIzoEA should export 5-.. 'o 'Ae east and even to California rss- '-- early season and before they s~--- s'ssS S-ere. Our season is fully t.... ,- '-eHa of California and nearly s.. '--1'-s ID advance of the eastern
 r,. Let our farmers ponder upon y..,. -- r'itsa' advantage, and begin to
 iss-. '-e seeds of sure and easy for
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

INDIANA brides itself EPon the posses sion of woman who lasted one hun dred days. Tbst is no fair test of voman's endurance. An hours U-rnig- zation of her tongue will accomplish what tep years of starvation will Iguo- miniously fail to GO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

,,;,.s iSTIFIc gentleman having ssoer- sai o, '-l' monkeys have a language
 ots,,o1- 'sFsa'ional powers, no further s,p;,s,f. seens to be in the way of the asi, ls Of some people to better ta!.bt,.'!on b-Ii'!on by associating with the
 e''' 4 the monkeys don't object.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

B. HE University bonds were purchased t Alf' D' Henderson, 0: this city, whose r - ~es 'Lree hundred dollars above ~ -'' O' The ne1t highest, and three and '5at1s per Cent. 1remium above the ,--' '-.le of the bonds. The liberal l- -'''' Cog oIT. Henderson is shown in this se '7 transaction as he bid the high ,.-', ''-''e Fric5 a responsible bank A. '-7F' We are glad that the in- ,.s-- -' secured home tsker, and we r-.'. -' n''e the value with which the se-
 -'''-7s .,e regarded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

TIT university regents should make application to the general land office for tile Co the university lands endowed 1t by the United States. These lands gre being denuied of their valuable J!u Der, and will eventually become worthless ualess looked after.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

CARL ScHUEz fell on the ice in New York on Saturday ard fractured his hip. 4 very wicked newspaper IS authority Tor tae innocent and chIldlike faith that "ais condition is qaIte satisfactory Co Lis F-fe77a~
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

THE democrats of Is1ls testiiy that they keep on voting until their man is elected, if 1t takes Gll summer. Such monumental perseverance should ccr- tainly not go unrewardei.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

HE president promptly signs Chi nese indemnity bill, 5u' the pcor, old. a1'f-stervei soldier receives no cru- 5illrat.-a Cs Lis hands.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05
Drinking In RrIrinm.

NJ Layelcye says that Belgium is fast becoming the hardest spirit drinking country in Europe, coming next after Denmark and Russia. lt has a drinking place for every ten families.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05
Palace H Otel.

Hereafter, day board ai the Palace Hotel will be s per week; DO cts, per meal or three meals for Sl. The best of board furnished.
 H FRKD. MAIH, Propf.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

TIE government h.s been busy dis t-i5utiug seeds over the country. Most of them have been confirmed by the s.nate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

TIE president is too bgsily engaged in vetoIng pension bills to nominate members Of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

OHIO -er- .'.-sl5 want Congressman Little Co -ur for sav-rBo-. Their cam 1air- cry VII be: "We want oat' 'Little 5z-- 1elr-. brt ra.l Chat Little long"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05
Lost.

-.,st between Post Office md Silver r.aL,- a bunch of keys. The finder VII he rewarded by leaving at the Post Oi- fee,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

S-CE-TAET EsDICsTr has issued a prs.-v- order forbildiug military bands from competing with focal bands in ...-l-sll-- music for entertainments.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

Emisranss and travellers will find ID Ayers Ssrsapa-illa aa cTsetuGl cnre for the eruptIon=. boils, pimple7, eczema, e,c. that break ou. oa the skin.-the effect ot disorder ID the blood caused by saIt-dies aud fife oa board ship. It is the best medicine for everyone m the grriug.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

BIsMARcx says # must be war to the hilt, or pr5tzels aud lager for two.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

Los ANGELES is content to take any thing that; comes with inc boom even the smallpox.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

A HORSE msy possess @ musical ear without knowing one oat from another.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

THE latest thing in eorsets is the com binRtion belle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

LIES about the Cz4r-dyuamI;e bombs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

BULGARIA. Is soon to experience a boom-the boom Of cannon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

YUMA will always remain Erste city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

TIE ordinary wooi-cut newspaper portrait ;s usually Q very poor type of a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05

CosGEEss will adjourn by limitation tl-mDFr1N.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-19

motion! Fairchild understood the in
sricate workings of our financial system
and was earnest and ready and fitted TO
carry ont the plans and pnr
poses OF the Administration as reelected
BY Secretary Manning. But not more
so than Col. Muldrow in his relationship
TO the duties and requirements OF the
interior department; and certainly no
appointments could have been made that
would have given more general sktis-
faction or been more popular with men,
bers OF the press, who so we'll know the
oolonel's peculiar fitness for the place.
Dca ID. Dickinson, of Michigan, who
seems to be the ceming man for post
master general, is clever lawyer, and q
man of ability in his profession, and may
fill to rounding up the vacancy TO be
made by the transfer of Villas, but the
very best man, as in Mnldrow's case,
that the president could have selected,
lis Adlsi e. Stevenson, first assistant
postmaster general. Rut then Steven
son comes from Illinois and Illinois is
hopelesaly republican, The plain facts
are that both Muldrow and Stevenson
have been snubbetl and sacrificed by a
so-salled civil service reform president
in order to crafty his second term am
bition.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-19

Cass county, the home Of Mai. Ed
wards and Gen. Allen, has gone strong
ly anti-division. This shuts them out
from south Dakota support for delegate
Pierre Free Press
And it may as well be added the,
Major Edwards and General Allen haYe
also gone strongly snti-diyiriop. Both are
aching in every bone for congressional
nomination and though posing as the
Damon and Pythias OF Dakota politics
each is possessed oi q lurking desire to
insert the knife between the RIBS OF the
other (politically speaking). Either o.
these gentlemen might go to congress-
from north Dakota. Neither can 90 from
all of Dakota. Their roadway to victory
il they ever win, runs through the gate
way OF division. And these aspirantl
for horlors are such poor politicians tina,
they cannot see it.